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Band 5+: The chart below shows global sales of the top five mobile phone brands between 2009 and 2013.

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The image depicts a bar chart showing global mobile phone sales by brand from 2009 to 2013. Samsung sold around 200 million units in 2009, over 300 million in 2011, and nearly 450 million in 2013. Apple sold approximately 100 million in 2009, over 150 million in 2011, and almost 250 million in 2013. Nokia sold close to 450 million in 2009, around 400 million in 2011, and just over 200 million in 2013. LG sold about 100 million in 2009, less than 100 million in 2011, and just under 50 million in 2013. ZTE sold nearly 50 million in 2009, around 70 million in 2011, and just over 50 million in 2013.
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The chart below shows how the most famous brands of mobile phones sold their products in the years 2009, 2011, and 2013.

In those years, Samsung and Nokia supplied most of the mobile market; Nokia used to be the bestseller until 2013, when Samsung overtook its place. The other three brands were not as successful, but Apple increased its sales among them.

By comparing the progress of these five companies, it’s obvious that Samsung started from selling approximately 200 million units in 2009 and managed to double it within 4 years.

The other developing company was Apple, which was only a startup in 2009 but gradually raised its sales up to 150 million.

In contrast, Nokia was the most well-known manufacturer in 2009 and 2011, supplying about 900 million people with phones, but like LG, it lost clients when other competitors took over the market. ZTE, the fifth most famous company in the world, did not make as much progress, and even in 2013, the year when most people used phones, it did not manage to sell as much as LG in its bad days.

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